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All of these edgers are fantastic. They're small enough to transport, come in a large variety of colors and reach into small corners with the way they're designed.
By getting plain leaves you can spray them any color - heavy color or light.
Butterflies are big in almost any project and these are gorgeous.
I'm using this for my Christmas theme display this year and I'm so glad that I have a larger space to use.
If you don't know what color to add to your edges (or as a great background color) use the white to highlight edges instead of the common tagboard.
I've already started on my Halloween cards and instead of using just black for the edges, the orange makes a great alternative.
During the Summer months many people head for the beach and these stamps are great for embellishing your work.
It's always nice to add 'extra' sections to your card, booklet, or project and using file folders is the greatest and easiest way.
Beautiful papers that create stunning projects.
The holographic colors of these bling collection should be in everyone's collection.
This set of 'bling' is perfect for your stash. - Get 2
You can never have too much 'bling' - get lots of these.
This is a large collection of flocked leaves - a soft grouping of color.
This is a soft gorgeous color that works well with the new Seashore paper line. Definitely get more than 1 bottle - it's great.
This orange color looks great on Halloween cards or combined with other colors for sunsets.
These are adorable - very charming looking.
Another great color to add to your sprays - combined with the teal to make a gorgeous effect.
Love this product - as much or as little as you want but the color stays soft.
I was looking for something like this to hold a larger amount of "things" from a trip. Great
These are great. The magnetic side is very strong and the stamps that go with them stick to the back (after pulling off the protective film) so more lost pieces.
I should have gotten more than one - it's delightful and bigger than I expected.
It's great to have such real looking butterflies - I used them in the Primrose Collection binder and on the pages.
These look great with the Primrose Collection pages.
I used this for distressing the pages in the Primrose Collection - it's a soft pink that is just the right shade.
These are nice to hold letters, oversized pictures or even serve as dividers in the binder collection.
The colors are soft and this is such a nice size binder. Definitely a must have for your collection.
How cute! The soft red color blends well with almost all of my papers. And that cute little mustache brings a smile.
Be sure to get these for mini-books and other projects. They are a soft green and the saying is perfect.
I love nutcrackers! This is beautiful for cards - easy to color with copics, watercolors, etc. The set is great for using with the "Nutcracker Suite" paper line.
This is also a great saying for the inside of cards or on booklets. It is easy to read - printed clearly.
This is a super stamp for the inside of Christmas cards or for tags.
These tags are just the right size for tags. The little one looks cute on cards and the large one fits well on gifts.
The detail in these stamps is beautiful. They are great individually or used with the forms. The butterfly and flowers are great for Spring and the swirls lok great on anything else.
I love this stamp. I'm a big Santa fan anyway but this looks great on tags for booklets, ATC cards, and basically any other Christmas project.
These have been great for the Season's projects - Fall, Thanksgiving, etc. They don't have to be used with the forms. My only concern is where to store them :-)
These are great to use with the product wheels, but I have had a lot of fun using them independently on cards, tags and booklets.
This is a great way to keep the 'stickles' bottles ready to use when working on a project. Bottles stay upside down so they are ready to use. The tray folds down for easy storage.
This is such beautiful paper it should be wrapping paper. Matched with gold ribbons, this is a fantastic card.
This is such a nice size for a mini-life book: great for special times in your life. I colored the cover to match the papers - it turned out beautiful. I am looking for a clear cover for the album. Like this size better than the big size for special occasions.
Really like this "book" size album. The leather is soft and I like the reinforced corners.
WOW, these are large, sparkly, and really 3-D! Got several packs.... red for Christmas, white for Winter, or holding for 4th of July projects. You'll love these.
Love this new style of Halloween embellishments - better for adults without being skulls, witches, etc. These go great with the cream pumpkins with the black on top...
4 of Winter and 4 Christmas reindeer. (Think I've bought the entire line of these great 3-D embellishments.) Make buttons, necklaces, and earrings, too. Let your imagination fly...
So CUTE! A complete set of the Thanksgiving arrangement - love it for my Thanksgiving book. (They are a super new set, it will be hard to part with.)
New embellishments, YEAH! I collect nutcrackers... these are great for my "special" cards.. if I can part with them.
So darling! Look great on my Halloween book - 3D is great depth to all projects - can you offer a bulk pack?
These are great for Christmas and Winter projects - how cute - would like a larger set (bulk) to use with cards...
Love it! Goes great with the presents border punch and the ornaments punch. Cute and attractive.
What a cute punch! Goes great with the "presents border" and the "trees border" in the same line. Glad to see such interchangeable punches in an attractive selection.
To me, this looks more like a wasp or yellow jacket than a bee. It is intended for a sports book for Georgia Tech who uses the yellow jacket as a mascot. It's great - I used flower soft and glitter to make it more realistic looking.
This is beautiful paper - the black backgroung makes the orange pop. This will look on orange paperfor Halloween cards.
I love the easiness of this product to use.
How Cute! Perfect for Fall and adorable.
This is made of pressed board and needs assembly when it arrives. This adds durability for what you put inside and it doesn't fall apart.
These are gorgeous - just wish they came in larger numbers. Mix them into pages with Royal Sparklets for "Wow."
These blue tones are great for adding sparkle to summer things.
This is so cute and perfect for upcoming Halloween projects. The more you use the 'washi' tape, the more ways you find to use it.
This is unique pattern to the favorite 'washi tape'.
This is a soft pastel blue- great for little boy projects.
This is amazing! There are so many ways to use these scissors - I love the way they cut through grunge board and the thin metal sheets. (Even cuts the tops off of charms when glued on cards). Definitely a 'must have' for your tools!
These cute little buttons come in a tube with a sample glued on top for easy ID in my collection. Love the soft color - goes with so many papers being used now.
These buttons come in a tube (makes it easier for storage) with a sample glued on top for ID. Just love the soft color - using with my Life Album.
The peach is so soft and pretty for the cards I am making - need to get more (like the color).
This is such a soft pretty print - love the flowers. The chevron is so popular now... but the flowers are beautiful when fussy cut.
This is such a pretty mint color - soft and useful.
This is great - use as is or cut out the squares to use separately.
This is such soft-colored pretty paper. Need more than 1.
I really love using these little tools for making buttons or shapes that I can add to my projects. I use the tool appropriate to the need and it matches the paper.
Oooooh I love this color - it works great to add sparkle to Halloween pumpkins, Fall leaves - perfect Fall accent. I'll be getting more bottles of this one.
Great highlight brush for adding small amounts of light. The long thin handle makes for easy grasping.
Super nail-polish like jar that is great for gently brushing highlights.
Cute 'fingernail polish' set up - use to add highlights - not good for large areas. Needs a bigger bottle :-)
This is neat! It looks like a nail polish type of bottle but it has a fine brush tip. The color goes on lightly - you add as many layers as you want. (Not good for painting a larger area.) Use as 'touches' of color. Only wish the bottle was bigger.
This is a brighter shade of navy - great when used with "Blue Jeans" and 'Sea' projects.
This is a great dark grey - it looks good with pinks.
This is a bright red - great for blending with other reds and pinks.
In my opinion, this looks like a 'dirty light green' color when used on white paper. I wasn't happy at all with the color. Hopefully blending it with a few other shades will help.
This is the perfect 'tan' shade to add just a hint of color to cards and other projects.
This is a soft magenta color that blends well with flowers.
I was looking for a navy blue and this fits the bill perfectly. Love this shade...
This is a beautiful shade of green.
There are so many projects that can use butterflies to add that special touch.
I just love using these flourishes on projects to add that extra artistic class. Play with colors or varigate the greens.
This is a gorgeous addition to any Christmas project. It looks great glittered.
These beautiful eggs look great painted, antiqued or stained glassed (tape a piece of colored clear wrap on the back to give the effect.)
This is such a charming clock that looks adorable painted. Definite good buy.
How intricate and lovely. When used with the rub-on metallic inks this turns out gorgeous.
This is a darling replica - good for a farming project or a salute to a specific tractor line.
With all the 'time' related papers out now, this is great for adding depth to any project.
This is so intreging - make sure you get more than one.
It's so nice to have these pre-made pieces that match the beautiful papers. Since there are minimal words, they go with all of the papers wonderfully.
These are so fun to use - they are great for tags and dimensional pictures.
These are so beautiful it's hard to decide which project to use them with. :0
These are beautiful multi dimensional flowers. How pretty on the farmhouse papers.
This is adorable. It's not sized to anything I have found so I had to put it on a page with limited decoration.
These are beautiful and sturdy - they continue the talent of Tim Holtz with 'old-world' feeling. They securely hold everything I've worked on so far.
This is a beautiful album. Some of the butterflies are raised up and glittered for extra pop. An envelope for a CD is also included on the inside cover. Super Buy!
This is cool... definite assembly required but it creates a great conversation piece you want to have out and use. Personalized pics make it even better. (We tried using Men and Women pictures (backed on Blue and Pink papers) instead of X's and O's - really cute!!
Use these with the storage tower to help the Distress Inks keep from sliding to the back (difficult to pull out). Some are hard to pop in place (and terrible to take out). Overall a must have purchase.
This is a very rich color in the red family - great for mixing with other 'reds' to create depth.
This is great for keeping the Distress Markers with the Inks (it velcros together). It takes 2 for all the markers but keeps them laying flat (as they should be stored) and handy (for me).
These are great additions to cards or projects - they add the eye-catching touch.
This is great for the regular size ink pads. If you want to put in the Tim Holtz inks, you need the insert to bring them to the front of the slot.
I love this elegant tree. It's so different from 'traditional' trees.
It's hard to get the inkpads into the case, the taller ones do not fit at all. After loaded it sags either front or back (depends on where you slide them). I won't get any more.
The title explains it all - I'm so glad someone made protectors in this size. They are perfect for 'protecting' my hard work.
I love having the ability to add more excitement to my books. The page 'protectors' do just the thing - protect my work - when I make books this size. Love them!
I love these! They helped make a scrapbook more interesting and definitely more detailed than my friends expected. They are all pleased with the surprising "opening action" of the page protectors. I'll be sure to use more of them.
These soft vintage background and teal and peach colors that have made a beautiful book. I used lots of hot air balloons and flowers (and twine) with these papers.
This is a beautiful red color - great for summer (and valentine) cards.
This looks beautiful over a mixed blue paper. I love the vintage look.
This is a perfect addition to the Oxford Lane papers - and there is a lot on each roll.
This is a bright, beautiful collection I plan to use for "My Life" album.
She's just the right size to match the other Princess' - I love the look on her face.
My niece loves the pink dress - she's so pretty.
She's so lovely and the reflection is a nice touch. Am using the initials on each page of a Disney themed book. (Of course, the 7 Dwarfs are in also.)
How lovely she is... I like the initial that comes with her.
Can't do a Disney book without Buzz and Woody - these are beautiful.
Ariel is beautiful and perfect for the Summer water themes.
Just love these realistic stickers. Just right for an 8 x 8 book.
This is beautiful and accents my 3D project pages.
She's beautiful and has a place of honor in my summer Disney book. I haven't seen a better representation.
This is great for the cover of my summer Disney book.
These are great quality - put more in a package, please. They hold the dies so they can be organized and stored without getting separated or damaged. A great invention!
I've been saved! This is perfect for organizing my Spellbinders, Nestabilities and other metal Dies. (I tried to make one myself but this is really sturdy and compact.)
Wow, this is fabulously made (should have gotten more). The chipboard will hold up well with many different media.
These are so cute - I love using the Tim Holtz distress paints on them. They are great for my Summer "Buggy" Book.
Just love the color... This is a well made, padded and securely bound album that opens out wide. It holds a variety of page protectors.
These are beautiful - the picture doesn't do them justice.
The warm gold, turquoise, red and brown make great projects now. Would like to see more embellishments with it.
Wow - bright for Halloween ghouls.
An off-orange color used best with Orange Peel Stickles.
This is a darker fuschia in my opinion.
A gorgeous navy blue - great swirled with lighter blues for water scenes.
Love the soft green. I even tried mixing several greens for swirly leaves.
Great for Halloween ghouls.
This works great with water projects.
This is a rich, beautiful color. I can't wait to try it.
Just found the perfect glittery brown...
I can't get enough of this soft orange; especially with Halloween projects coming up.
This is a soft pretty color that matches blues and greens.
This is such a soft, pretty color; get several.
These are beautiful; I should have gotten more.
These are perfect for baggie books and small trinkets.
This is a saying that's going on the back of all my next cards.
This is one of the nicest vintage stamps out there.
This is versatile sticky ribbon that's perfect for adding that special touch.
I just love this soft teal color.
These are great little pockets for cute notes and trinkets.
Love the delicate blossoms.
These are beautiful little blossoms.
I love this tape - tear and go. The colors are soft and pretty.
This soft green matches my overall design perfectly.
I love the soft colors! Perfect for my project.
This is perfect for the Letraset (thick) markers I have. It's perfect for transporting them and finding them quickly. Great choice!
This is a gorgeous aqua shade; it goes with so many things. Love it!
This is a gorgeous color.
I love the color; the longer you leave it, the darker it gets.
This is great for a beach book, but it requires a lot of fussy cutting.
This is HUGE. Be careful of the dimensions when ordering (I thought this would fit a 12 x 12 but it's poster size.)
This adhesive paper is very easy to work with.
I love the designs and bright color.
This is a nice assortment of red designs.
This is a nice selection of the different types of adhesive sheets available. I'll definitely get more.
These are cute (short) pins that will look great in ATC cards or small layouts.
These rolls are smaller than I expected, however, the colors are bright.
Love the textured leather cover - it holds a lot.
These are great for the extra large bottlecaps.
Soft pink color - goes on easily and is so pretty.
Love the light color - you add the layers you want.
This is a collection of soft colors that are so popular now - very pretty.
These are super easy to use (and economical too) - when they finally fall apart I use another. They hold the color well.
I now have the perfect addition to my Christmas cards...
These are quite the rage now and are sooooo colorful.
Gorgeous purple color.... I love them!
These sparkly buttons add a shiny touch to cards and memory album pages.
These are super dark flowers that work great for adding depth.
These are individual dangles that work great for bookmark charms.
This is a beautiful piece to stand alone on a card or embellish a project page.
This is a perfect 'charm' for the album I'm working on...
This is the perfect amount of twine to use with cards and ATC cards.
I just LOVE using these to really 'pop' projects and these whimsical butterflies are perfect.
I have used these several times to extend albums that just get too full. They're great!
This is a perfect varied assortment in a cute small size.
These sparkle and go great with the MBI "Memories" album
This is beautiful... it's for a Middle School Student.
This is a beautiful assortment of papers... a definite 'must have'
I got these to go with the 6x6 Farm paper. They are adorable.
This is such delightful paper - wish there were embellishments to go along with it.
This vibrant red will be great with my patriotic projects
This is a beautiful color that will be great with Patriotic projects.
This is cheerful, charming paper that will be a great summer project.
This is really colorful tape that will go great with the Queen and Co. items also.
This is a wide, padded album that is in soft shades of green. I will be using this for my Life Album and know it will hold a lot.
I always like to add the 'little extras' and these are a popular new addition (I should have gotten more!)
These are super and really add to current papers.
This is so beautiful and looks great on the soft tan papers.
These are GREAT... a definite addition to current works.
These are so cute, they really 'pop' on the Paris papers.
This is beautiful and adds so much 'bling' to my projects.
This is a small color inker that I have included in my current case - it complements so many papers.
These are such light pretty pins - they go with several current papers.
This is such a soft collection. I love the colors.
This is so pretty - it makes a great tassel hanging for my mini-books.
These are so vibrant - I should have gotten more.
These a such a pretty pink. I love them!
These bright yellow jewels go with my cards beautifully.
These are so pretty and go with so many current papers.
The color is much better in reality than shown. The color really 'pops'.
These are a gorgeous color - they go with so much!
This is a popular color with papers now... a definite addition to any collection.
These are gorgeous tapes that go with so many papers out now. A great choice!
This is a beautiful paper with gorgeous butterflies on it. Use it for cards (or as I did, cut out the butterflies and use glossy accents on them and pop them out of projects).
These clear blooms are a great part of any project and accentuate the coral tones.
These are truly beautiful additions to any project. They are so different - a definite part of any collection.
These gorgeous paper flowers are great for any project.
This tape is a great accent to any project.
These are beautiful touches for ATC cards, layouts and chipboard books.
This is a great punch for building photo corners for scrapbook layouts. It really adds that professional touch.
You gotta' love green and these really POP.
These are sooo cute. I definitely suggest using them with the other Blueberry Bliss products.
I love the bright pink color - it stands out on my projects for Easter.
The eye popping color is just the right touch.
I love the bold, bright color. It's so easy to use and brightens up my projects.
I love the lilac color of these straws. They really add to projects.
These are soooo cute, in any color or pattern. They really add dimension to projects.
This is a tough, sturdy pouch perfect for just about anything you need to store with this collection. I'm going to get more.
I love the bright cheerful colors.
These are perfect for the soft pastel colored pages available now.
I thought there might be more in the pack but love them anyway. When used together they form a perfect photo wall.
I'm so glad I grabbed these. I love the pastel colors and they are just the right size for individual snapshots. With photo workshop I can even match the photo to the frame.
These are fabulous! They are perfect for adding tags or extra photo mats. Great matching for the papers.
I like having the coordinating embellishments that go with the papers and these are cute and flirty.
I really love this color. They go great with my solid papers and add pop to my projects.
These are so cute! The bright colors are great with the patterns out now. I love having so many to "play" with.
I love having my Stickles' all available at my fingertips. This revolving storage makes sure I can get to the color I want and it's ready to go (because they are upside down). I'd even use a three-tiered one in the future.
This is a beautiful collection of papers that I bought to go with the album - it's a hit with all my scrapbooking friends.
These are so cute - love the messages, too.
This kit contains a super set of tools; the perfect size for small/medium projects. I like the way the ruler is magnetized and will stay in place on the pad.
Having the acetate cover for any button I make is super. Having things prepared ahead of time makes my work go quickly.
This is a GREAT little tool. I make my own buttons from the paper and even fabric scraps I have. It's quick and easy. Thanks


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Re: Jelena Jankovic Cheering Thread - 2013 Season - Volume 14
Will Jelena seriously choose YEC over Sofia if she happens to be in top 8??? I'm would be very confused... because she'd get murdered...
And looking at the race to Sofia, 6 of the top 8 spots are committed to the Fed Cup Final, and the #10 spot is also in Fed Cup Final
Right now JJ is #1 for Sofia, Niculescu is something like #6, and Franny is #10 (but she's in Fed Cup too). Imagine is no other player wins an MM besides the current list for Sofia, I wonder how they'd resolve that issue.
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Fox News Will be the Most Watched Network Tonight
Yep… Fox News, the most trusted name in news. No really, read this. The network that pushes the most opposition to the current president always gets a ratings bump. MSNBC actually did respectable ratings when George W. Bush was hated by most of the country. Which is funny, when you think about it. MSNBC pushed so hard to get Obama elected, that they forgot what all that partisanship would do to their ratings. I wouldn't say MSNBC's ratings sank quite like the titanic (which we would later find… was caused by a giant blue monster, known as Avatar). MSNBC's tale has been more like the Speedwell, one of the ships the Pilgrims set out on… that was sabotaged by its own crew.
Tonight is the day where President Obama will comment on th State of the Union, which happens to be very bleak. Blaming Bush will no longer be accepted by the majority of Americans, which is why Fox News will be the highest rated cable network tonight. This fact alone, is a key indication to what Americans think of the State of the Union. When Bush left office, the majority of Americans only cared about the value of their portfolios. Now, after those portfolios have been sold, the same people are just trying to find a job. Americans know that the majority of the "created" jobs, have been either fake or absolutely no benefit to them.
Jump starting the economy is needed. Rasmussen Reports released poll results today that stated 59% of Americans say cut taxes to spur the economy, only 14% believe congress will listen. Who are those 14% and why are then insane? The President needs to stop penalizing people and corporations with taxes, and allow the economy to heal itself. Anything is better than congress, at this point.
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We have an application involving use of 10% magnesium chloride solution in water, at pH between 6 - 8, at 15 - 25 deg C. Can SS 316L resist pitting under these conditions? Is there any threat of any other type of corrosion under these conditions?
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6 June 2012 at 1:29pmThe references I checked indicate that 316L stainless steel can give acceptable performance for aqueous 10% magnesium chloride under the conditions you listed. However, as you mentioned there is some risk of localized corrosion such as pitting (and crevice corrosion). The risk will increase significantly if the pH becomes acidic. If impurities are present, their effect on corrosion resistance should be considered as well.
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Decker is a populated place located in Big Horn County at latitude 45.012 and longitude -106.863.
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The Spyderco Delica 4 Wave C11PGYW and the Endura 4 Wave C10PGYW both have the point-facing hook on the back to open them on the edge of the pocket when drawn.
This looks like an excellent feature---instant opening without any gravity or spring assist, which are illegal in many places.
If you know of other examples of this opening-hook technology, please let me know. I plan to get one. Thanks for any input.


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You take the time to write correctly. Your text is persuasive. How do you ensure a reader engages with the text on your Web pages?
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"There's a difference? And I need to understand it?" you're wondering. You bet! If visitors can't scan and skim your Web pages quickly and efficiently as soon as they arrive, they won't stick around to dig deeper. Not good. Not good at all. While skimming and scanning are related, they're distinct experiences in the usability equation and require separate treatment. Lump scanability and skimability together, and chances are you'll miss the lessons to be learned from the serious usability research that's been conducted.
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Before we go further, let's look into a favorite reference: the dictionary. "The American Heritage Dictionary" defines the terms as follows:
Scan: To look over quickly and systematically; to look over or leaf through hastilyCan you see though the two are similar, they're not quite the same? Both scanning and skimming are information-gathering activities. People perform them quickly, usually without thinking much. But they don't work the same way, and they don't serve the same purpose.
Think of it this way: You're on the wild and woolly Western frontier. Your trusty horse crests the hill. Before you is a vast expanse. You don't know if there's danger out there. You look around. A thicket to the left... a lake in the distance... a tendril of smoke drifting above a small rise... a wooden fence near you on the right. Your "scan" suggests things look pretty safe. So you spur your horse to a trot. Passing the fence, you notice a piece of paper nailed to a post. It's a "Wanted Dead or Alive" poster. You dismount, get closer, and "skim" the text for the most salient facts to help decide if you'll bother with the fine print.
See the difference between scanning and skimming? Let's apply it to your Web site.
A visitor arrives and her eyes immediately begin scoping out the situation to determine if she's in the right place. First, she'll scan the visible screen for prominent elements, determining if they mesh with her mental image of her mission. As she scans, in addition to collecting top-level clues such as headlines, she'll evaluate larger-scale issues, such as legibility, arrangement, and accessibility. This is where more prominent features, including type size, page layout, and color use come into play. You want to help her to minimize the time she spends finding, sorting, and selecting information and to engage her in the conversion process. If she doesn't find top-level clues she's in the right place or if she finds the page hard to deal with, she's back on her horse, galloping to another site.
Skimming is the second, but equally important, activity. It's reading based, a refinement of the information-gathering process. When a visitor has a fairly good idea of the lay of the land, she's going to start engaging with the copy. She's not ready to stop and read anything thoroughly -- yet. She's not sure if it's worth her while. She'll start with a superficial skim, looking for highlights and important keywords that help direct further involvement. This is where bold keywords, bullets, short text blocks, strong first and last sentences in each paragraph, legible fonts, and even effective hyperlink use make a difference.
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I am going to have thousands of rows of data in a database very soon (maybe hundreds of thousands), and I'd like to know for instance, if I have 10-20 people concurrently connected to my site and all of them querying my database data in and around the same times, would I be better off to put all of the data in one large table and duplicate many of the fields that, naturally, should be related between different tables, or inner join them and write php queries using 5-10 tables?
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Speed will vary a lot on a case by case basis. I'm sure there will be performance gains to "flattening" your table like that, but I doubt it'll be much.
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Despite popular belief, this song is a love letter to America, not a boat.
8. Foo Fighters, "My Hero"
9. Madonna, "American Pie"
10. Huey Lewis & The News, "Heart Of Rock And Roll"
11. Curtis Mayfield, "Power To The People"
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The Crimson-bellied Conure, Pyrrhura perlata perlata (prev. Pyrrhura rhodogaster), is native to Brazil and Bolivia. |
The Crimson-bellied Conure has a "green cheek," a "blue throat," a "grey breast" and is somewhat "white-eared" but those are names of other conure species. |
The Pearly Conure, Pyrrhura lepida, from Brazil (used to be Pyrrhura perlata until it was found that the type specimen was actually a young Crimson-bellied, so, following taxonomic rules, the name "perlata" was transferred to the Crimson-bellied and the Pearly Conure became lepida species). Some refer to it as subspecies Pyrrhura perlata lepida, but since it has its own subspecies, it is usually given full species status as Pyrrhura lepida. |
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The Painted Conure, Pyrrhura picta, is native to northern South America. There are several subspecies. Some other former subspecies have been reclassified as full species in recent years. |
The Maroon-tailed Conure, Pyrrhura melanura, is native to north and northwest South America. The upper side of the tail is green then maroon and the underside is dark. Many pyrrhura conures have maroon tails. |
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Illustrated is the Brazilian Grey-breasted subspecies, Pyrrhura leucotis griseipectus. Another subspecies, Emma's Conure (P. l. emma) from Venezuela with a blue crown, is confusingly also classed by some as a subspecies of the Painted Conure (see above), which itself used to be thought a subspecies of the Maroon-faced/White-eared. |
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Byron Willems: Public will support facility in time
Monday, June 18, 2012
"I don't think people are going to understand what this is until they see it and hopefully in a couple of years they'll be able to say, 'Oh, it wasn't a big deal.' We just have to prove it to them."
— Byron Willems, Craig Rural Fire Protection District Board president
The Craig Rural Fire Protection District Board met Monday night for a special meeting to discuss a purchase contract for a live fire training tower kit.
The board approved a similar $470,529 contract with WHP Trainingtowers during its May meeting.
That contract was contingent upon approval of a land transfer agreement between Colorado Northwestern Community College and the fire district.
But, when CNCC Board members balked at the agreement fire officials initiated alternate plans to build a training tower on land owned by the fire district on Industrial Avenue behind Kmart.
"I spoke to Gene Bilodeau over at the college to express my disappointment that this didn't happen and he echoed similar sentiments," said Byron Willems, fire board president, during the special meeting. "But, we're moving forward. That's why rearview mirrors are smaller than windshields."
The special meeting was called to "get this in the production queue" in hopes the tower could still be built before the end of the year, board secretary/treasurer Chris Nichols said.
Todd Ficken, of Niwot-based F&D International, LLC, an architectural and engineering firm, presented the new $470,529 contract with WHP Trainingtowers, which the board approved 4-0.
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Craig resident Ken Wergin, who supports the training tower, recommended the board prepare for a second barrage of public criticism.
"The public is probably going to hit it again over the smoke issue because it is going to be (near) another neighborhood," Wergin said. "I think people are going to try to push this out of town and I hope you and the public can come to some sort of an understanding because I see this as a community safety issue."
Willems said fire officials expect to be better prepared this time around and plan to combat the smoke concerns by presenting visual examples of live fire training facilities constructed near parks, government buildings and fire houses throughout the state.
He also said officials would specifically address public pressure to move the training tower out of town by citing the added cost for necessary infrastructure.
"I think what people don't understand is the cost to extend things like water and sewer and other things out of town is huge," Willems said. "It would cost the taxpayers a lot more money to construct this tower out of town.
"I don't think people are going to understand what this is until they see it and hopefully in a couple of years they'll be able to say, 'Oh, it wasn't a big deal.' We just have to prove it to them."
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lonelyone 2 years, 7 months ago
I keep wondering if Gene is so disappointed over the way this training tower has turned out, why hasn't the collage offered land over by the collage.....away from the hospital? I seem to remember reading something about the collage maybe offering some kind of fire science classes or some such thing since the tower was going to be built by the hospital, so why not offer them land next to the campus and away from other possible places that the community will complain about?
saunders 2 years, 7 months ago
This is the biggest news? I haven't even seen mention of the trailer fire these men and women fought on Father's Day. A fire that from what I heard sent a firefighter to the emergency room. The Daily Press needs new leadership, new direction and some level of dedication to bring us the news.
Colette Erickson 2 years, 7 months ago
19 June 2012, 6:19 P.M. What looks to be, from the smoke, a pretty big fire burning west of town. Glad someone is willing to respond and fight it.
jalana 2 years, 7 months ago
Sure does look bad.I hope and pray all are safe. That being said guess what i can smell???Thats right smoke .When they build the tower behind kmart I can only imagine how much worse it will smell here in town.
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THURSDAY, May 29 (HealthDay News) -- One glass of wine a day may not only be safe for the liver, but may actually reduce the risk of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), according to a new study that challenges conventional wisdom.
The population-based study, from researchers at the University of California, San Diego, included 7,211 nondrinkers and 4,543 modest alcohol drinkers (an average of four ounces of wine, 12 ounces of beer, or one ounce of liquor per day) found that those who drank one glass of wine a day had half the risk of suspected NAFLD compared to nondrinkers.
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Kog'maw has a great passive that can be really effective at securing kills, but it doesn't match his kit very well in my opinion. Kog'maw is a carry that specializes in dealing tons of damage from very far away. His passive requires him to be right next to his target to do any damage so I think they should either change his passive completely or nerf the damage on it slightly and give him a significant speed boost.
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I think his passive is there so that when enemies manage to get close up to him and kill him, you can try punishing them for it. that's just what I think, though, so it might not be what it was intednted for. Personally, however, I do like his passive.
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i don't like that sivir can block it with her spell shield tho un less im playing sivir lol
Kog'maw's passive exists because his kit is so complete, he didn't need a passive that synergized further. Hence, you get a fun toy passive that can still be effective.
Plus you can get kills by asploding don't forget that.
I love his passive. Even when I get killed by it I still think it is really funny.
his passive says **** you to whatever assassin manages to kill him
The key to Kog Maw is effective passive use.


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Butch Walker Discusses Bob Mould, Ryan Adams + More In New Interview
As Butch Walker prepares for the release of 'Afraid of Ghosts,' he sat down with Esquire magazine to chat about what fans can expect from the new record.
As Butch Walker prepares for the release of 'Afraid of Ghosts,' he sat down with Esquire magazine to chat about what fans can expect from the new record.
At last night's show in New York City, Bob Mould invited Ryan Adams to the stage for a four-song encore, packed with Husker Du classics.
More like Husker Don't.
Bob Mould has been a fixture in the alternative scene since the late '70s, and in his new video for 'The War,' he shows that he's just as vibrant as ever while hinting that he won't be around forever.
As the world mourns the loss of one of the greatest comedic talents of all time, we celebrate the life of Joan Rivers by looking back on her willingness to embrace the one and only, Husker Du.
Always one to keep fans guessing, Ryan Adams recently tweeted a photo from his Pax Am studio that has us scratching our heads.
Former Hüsker Dü frontman Bob Mould may not be one of the most instantly recognizable men in rock, but luckily he brought one along for his performance last night on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live.'
Summer is the central theme of the top two videos on our countdown this week, and the similarities don't end there.
Between the breakup of the hardcore-pioneering trio Husker Du and the recent release of the new solo album, 'Beauty and Ruin' (and a handful of other solo albums), Bob Mould had a little rock outfit named Sugar.
As you may have noticed, we're pretty happy about Bob Mould's return to rock 'n' roll.


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From Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrick-a-Rede_Rope_Bridge Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge is a famous rope bridge near Ballintoy in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. The bridge links the mainland to the tiny island of Carrickarede (from Irish: Carraig a' Ráid, meaning "rock of the casting").[1] It spans 20 metres (66 ft) and is 30 metres (98 ft) above the rocks below.[2] The bridge is mainly a tourist attraction and is owned and maintained by the National Trust. In 2009 it had 247,000 visitors. The bridge is open all year round and people may cross it for a small fee. The area is exceptional in natural beauty with stunning views of Rathlin Island and Scotland. The site and surrounding area is designated an Area of Special Scientific Interest for its unique geology, flora, and fauna. Underneath there are large caves, which once served as home for boat builders and as shelter during stormy weather.
Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights. In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states. Text by Steve Smith.


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I've about had it with the ants. I think I've vacuumed-up a whole colony of ants this past week. For some reason their latest place-of-attack has been the recycling bin (Trash Compactor). I had so many in the bags (3 times now) that I've just sealed the bag with the hordes inside and have taken them to the pick-up bins.
Now it's the ants in the veggie garden..... see post in other part. The other night I went out to shut the gate and discovered hordes of ants marching 10 by 10 INTO the crawl space beneath the house.... and none going the other direction. Here I am at 10 pm spraying ants with poison in one hand and a BIG flashlight in the other. Now I need to wonder what's going on under the house! |
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Westelle, I had a similar situation about 2 years ago, they were in my kitchen cupboards, dresser drawers in bedrooms, etc. I remembered, finally, that "Grant's Kills Ants" stakes worked very good for me. I got them at super market, followed instructions and the ants were history. They come 10 stakes to a package, I got 4 packs the last time and spotted tham all around inside house and some near foundations and more whereever I saw an ant. Hope this helps. Pat |
I also had those tiny little ants in and around the Oleander, Mums, Dahlia, etc. I put stakes close to the main stems and the ants took off or died! |
I did the same thing with the stakes, when they were nesting (ugh, I hate that word when it applies to insects!) in my redwood planter with the Pelargoniums. The stakes worked for a long time. I really need to buy some more, though. But...I keep my poison spray handy for those marching colonies coming off the roofline to the hummer feeder and along the front of the house. I think they know we're having a short water year, and they're on the move for refreshments. :( Hope you get relief soon, Westelle! Brenda |
After DH took out the 4th bag of ants-in-recycling, they all disappeared. I wonder if they had moved their colony in there and we've now taken away enough to end the invasion. What surprises me, knock on wood, is that, so far, they haven't gotten into the gooey garbage.... a whole feast-in-a-can just waiting for them under the sink. Those ant sticks don't seem to work here, but maybe I should try again. |
I have red ants out in the garden. So far they're staying just out in one place. I also have a terrible budworm infestation, they'll become moths. They're eating up all my roses. Think I'm going to replace the butterfly bushes I thought were so wonderful. |
We just got back from a trip to the Bay. The ants have totally eaten one of the Eggplants. I sprayed them off, but don't have anymore ant killer left. I suppose they came back as fast as I left. |
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Filmed in Canada as a joint project involving Walt Disney studios and Calgary Ltd., The Incredible Journey stars a cat named Tao and two dogs named Bodger and Luath. When their family goes on vacation, the animals are left in charge of family friend Emile Genest. Genest goes off to hunt for a couple of days, but fails to inform the animals of this ... Read More Filmed in Canada as a joint project involving Walt Disney studios and Calgary Ltd., The Incredible Journey stars a cat named Tao and two dogs named Bodger and Luath. When their family goes on vacation, the animals are left in charge of family friend Emile Genest. Genest goes off to hunt for a couple of days, but fails to inform the animals of this; as a result, Tao, Bodger and Luath embark upon a 250 mile journey to be reunited with their owners. Superbly photographed and cleverly assembled, Incredible Journey strikes a happy medium between its fictional plotline and Disney's "True Life Adventure" approach to the animal scenes. The film would be remade in 1993 as Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey. Hal Erickson, Rovi Read Less
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Love this movie! Saw it when it came out (ca. 1963) and then 5 years later when I was in high school on a band trip. I loved reading the book, too! The big differences are that the scary parts in the book take place at night, and the terrifying scene with the lynx chasing the Siamese cat ("Tao") ends with the lynx being shot and killed by the young hunter. In the movie the scary scenes are in daylight (most practical for the photography, I'm sure) and the lynx scene ends with the lynx being scared off by the boy and his .22 rifle, but the boy never hits the lynx when he fires at him. Rex Allen's wonderfully relaxed narration is still a special pleasure. I so enjoyed the musical score, too. My friend's Dad was an oboist and played on a lot of those Disney soundtracks in the 1950s and '60s. I am guessing it was him (Gordon Schoneberg) on this one, and the woodwind backgrounds were beautifully arranged and played. Great film for all ages.
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text: HomePoliticsGun Control Advocate: If Criminal Has Semi-Auto Weapon And You Don't, 'You're Fucked' ©2015 Black & Right December 17, 2012 Politics 8 Comments Yeah, he really said that…. http://iliocentrism.blogspot.com/ Ilion Gun Control Advocate: If Criminal Has Semi-Auto Weapon And You Don't, 'You're Fucked' Clearly, therefore, the only logical course of action is to make it impossible for law-abiding citizens to become not-fucked. Sheesh! Uncle Rick "If Criminal Has Semi-Auto Weapon And You Don't" OK. But what if I do have a semi-automatic gun? Liberals never follow their thoughts to their logical conclusions. Ford_Prefect WDC, in most states that are given the term "Class 3″ states, you can own a fully automatic weapon if you get a Class 3 permit. Now, if a criminal wants to get one, all they have to do is visit the black market. Us law abiding types are fucked. IT Nerd If a criminal has any sort of gun, doesn't matter if it is full auto, semi-auto, revolver or muzzle loader, if it happens to be loaded, you are pretty much fucked. BUT! If you also have a gun, and live by the creed "Gun Control is hitting your target with one shot' then most likely you will come out ahead in the situation. Igor Gun control is using BOTH hands… I'm on Coumadin, I shake like a leaf after a few seconds. It sucks. WDC Automatic weapons have been illegal for regular citizens to possess. The commercial sale of semi-automatic assault style or looking weapons was outlawed during the clinton Administration and that particular ban expired whenever. Semi-automatics have never been banned except in liberal bastions like NY, Chicago, DC, and such. http://hummersandcigarettes.blogspot.com kmacginn Soooo, I only know a little bit about guns. But, isn't the guy confusing "semi-automatic" weapons with "fully automatic" weapons, and aren't most firearms (handguns, at least) semi-automatic? I thought the law was that fully automatic were the banned/illegal ones … or at least until the recent expiration of that ban. Seems like a lot of people might be debating an issue while misunderstanding the items being debated. Igor You have to get a note from Mother (the BATF) to legally own a fully automatic weapon ( a Class 3 permit), the ones sold over-the-counter are "one pull one bullet". Semi-automatic means that the next round is automatically loaded into the chamber, ready for the next triigger pull. Full auto is for weapons of war, not Civilian use… It makes mass murder by hand/long guns difficult. Not impossible, obviously. What makes mass murder possible is those freakin' GUN FREE ZONES. Don't get me started.